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First, call kh_get in the ucp_rkey_proto_resolve function. After judging that the key does not exist, call kh_put in the ucp_worker_add_rkey_config function to trigger ucs_assert_always (khret!=UCS_KH_PUT_KEY_PRESENT); Causing the application to exit abnormally. |
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yosefe
Aug 19, 2025
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Yes, the operations on the worker should be protected by global worker lock, according the the thread support level provided to ucp_worker_create() |
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Yes, the operations on the worker should be protected by global worker lock, according the the thread support level provided to ucp_worker_create()